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Hit-and-run suspect apprehended after running onto WSU Vancouver campus
Hit-and-run suspect Rocky D. Lovelady arrested after fleeing onto WSU Vancouver campus, faces multiple charges including assault, DUI, and reckless driving.
Significant delays expected on northbound I-5 near La Center for emergency bridge repairs
Travelers should expect up to 12 hours of delays on northbound Interstate 5 near La Center due to the closure of a lane for bridge maintenance, prompting the need for off-peak travel and caution fr…
CHD responds to federal judge blocking Biden administration from contacting social media platforms
Preliminary injunction in First Amendment lawsuit prohibits multiple key officials and agencies from having any contact with social media companies with the intent to discourage or censor speech.
GoFundMe spotlight: Pet rescuers lose home to Fourth of July fire
Fireworks are suspected as the cause of a fire that damaged a home of animal rescuers, and a GoFundMe page has been set up to help the family continue to care for more than a dozen cats and dogs.
Photos show the power, danger of Tunnel 5 Fire
Photographer Heather Tianen took these shots earlier this week of the Tunnel 5 Fire near White Salmon, a good reminder for Clark County residents of the power and speed of wildfires, prompting auth…
CCSO Traffic Unit investigates bicyclist injured in collision with vehicle
The driver of a vehicle involved in a collision with a bicyclist in Ridgefield has been arrested for vehicular assault.
Opinion: State factsheet not helpful for long-term-care crisis
Elizabeth Hovde says state lawmakers got it wrong with this program, bringing its residents a payroll tax that hurts workers.
FDA ‘castigated’ for ‘misleading’ COVID-vaccine labels
A new report accuses the FDA of misleading the public by refusing to label potentially severe side effects and failure to disclose that mRNA COVID vaccines cannot stop transmission of the virus, ci…
New office hours for Clark County Public Works permit services beginning July 17
Clark County Public Works permit office in Vancouver is changing its hours of operation, affecting services for permits related to over-legal loads, house moves, street use, and temporary RV parking.
Opinion: Bird for Governor Campaign calls for an end to ‘regressive racism’
OPINION: Semi Bird, the trailblazing black Republican candidate for governor, gains popularity by rejecting divisive labels, advocating for inclusivity, and uniting communities in Washington State.
County seeks nominations for area businesses, individuals for Disability Employment Awareness Awards
Clark County is seeking nominations for its annual Disability Employment Awareness Month Awards, which recognize businesses and individuals who support and employ people with developmental disabili…
NE Ross Street daily closures planned for stormwater improvement project
Vancouver to close NE Ross Street for stormwater improvements, enhancing water quality in Burnt Bridge Creek. The daily closures will impact traffic on NE Ross Street and will also affect the Ellen…
PHOTOS: 2023 Ridgefield Fourth of July
The city of Ridgefield once again hosted a spectacular Fourth of July celebration, attracting thousands of residents and visitors who enjoyed a fun run, parades, contests, food trucks and craft ven…
Opinion: One observer’s solution to the Damian Lillard trade request
Clark County Today Editor Ken Vance reaches into his vast NBA experiences to offer his insight and perspective on the Trail Blazers’ current conundrum with its star player.
Washington receives $1.2 billion in funding for improved internet connectivity
$1.2 billion in federal funding will bring high-speed internet access to rural Washington residents as part of the Biden administration’s Internet for All initiative, creating jobs and bridging the…
Rey Reynolds sets the record straight about complaints
Former Clark County Sheriff candidate Rey Reynolds, who was placed on administrative leave following controversial statements made during a podcast, speaks out about the alleged silencing of his vo…
Opinion: Fourth of July cookouts are less expensive than last year
Pam Lewison says it is good to see the overall cost of this year’s Independence Day meal drop back down to a more affordable price per person.
Left-leaning news outlet now urging ‘someone, anyone’ to primary Biden
A left-leaning news publication demands a Democratic primary challenger for President Joe Biden, citing his age and occasional gaffes as reasons to ensure he is mentally and physically fit for anot…